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CONTEST WINNERS 
CHICAGO WORLD'S FAIR 
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Mrs. Grace D. Thomason 
906 Pleasant Street 
Osage, Iowa 
Unnamed Flower — 
Goldenera Marigold 
Mrs. Marie Gregory 
Minnetonka Beach 
Minnesota 
The Winning Garden 
Mrs. T. W. Howe 
R. D. 1 
French Lick, Indiana 
Unnamed Beet — 
Cherry Beet 
Rev. Venantius Wysocki,O.F.M. 
Pulaski 
Wisconsin 
Slogan — 
“Salzer’s Seeds—The Fruit of 
A Century of Progress” 
We take pleasure in presenting the 
winners of the four trips to the Century 
of Progress of Chicago, in the 1933 con¬ 
test which we sponsored. There were 
thousands of entries in each class and 
we congratulate the winners heartily. 
No less, do we thank all of the contest¬ 
ants for the interest they have shown 
and our only regret is that we could not 
give a trip to each contestant. 
I won the Blue Ribbon on a display of vegetables at our Local Fair with your 
seeds.—Miss Violet La Bounty, R. D. 1, Box 156, Two Harbors, Minn. 
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